Find the buyer questions your page fails to answer.
Paste a homepage or landing page. FAQLens reads the raw HTML the way ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity do, grades every buyer question as clear, buried or missing, then writes the fix. One URL per scan — not a site crawl, not a pricing-only tool.
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Pricing page
Checkly Pricing Plans: Flexible Synthetic Monitoring…
checklyhq.com/pricing/
Clear
6
Buried
5
Missing
1
Schema
Yes
The bottom line
There's no cancellation or refund policy anywhere on this page, which is the one thing a buyer entering credit card details actually needs to see before they commit. …
Real output from a public sample scan — read the whole report.
Why this is suddenly urgent
People stopped reading your page. Something else reads it for them.
A buyer used to land on your homepage and click through to pricing, refunds and contact.
Now they ask an AI assistant, which only sees whatever that one URL's HTML contains.
When there is nothing to extract, it says so — or invents something.
Both cost you the sale. Neither shows up in your website analytics.
What comes back
Not a brand-visibility score.
A worst-first fix list.
We pick a checklist for the page you pasted — homepage, landing, product, pricing, contact or policy — then write the fixes. The shots below are a real scan; the public sample happens to be a pricing URL.
Every buyer question, graded three ways
Each page type has its own curated checklist. Every question is tested against your raw HTML and comes back clear, buried, or missing.
Buried is the one that matters — the answer exists somewhere on your site, but an AI crawler cannot extract it cleanly.
- What is your refund policy?missing
- What is this product, and who is it for?buried
- Can I cancel anytime?buried
- Does pricing scale per user or per usage?buried
- Is there a setup fee or hidden cost?buried
- Who else uses this?buried
- What does each plan actually cost?clear
- What's included in each plan — what do I give up on a cheaper tier?clear
8 of the 12 questions checked on this page. Real output from a public sample scan — read the whole report.
The words to use, in your page's own voice
Every gap gets a concrete rewrite plus alternatives, built strictly from material already published on your page.
Where your page never stated a policy (e.g. refund window), you get a visible blank to fill in — never an invented claim.
What is this product, and who is it for?
CriticalThe most an AI can pull off your page today
“Checkly is a code-based uptime and synthetic monitoring platform (APIs, websites, browser checks) for developers, SREs, QA engineers, and engineering…”
Say this instead
Checkly is a monitoring-as-code platform that lets you Detect, Communicate, and Resolve issues via Uptime Monitoring, Heartbeat Monitoring, Synthetic Monitoring, and AI-powered testing, plus Status Pages, Alerts, and AI Root Cause Analysis. It's built for Developers (checks in TypeScript, deployed w…
Real rewrite recommendation from our public sample scan. Real output from a public sample scan — read the whole report.
Or hand the fixes to your coding agent
Download the findings as a ready-to-run Markdown brief and point Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex at it.
The brief explicitly instructs your agent to change your page, never your product, and to hand back anything it cannot source.
# Page fix brief — Pricing page
- **Page:** checklyhq.com/pricing/
- **Score:** 67/100 · 69/100 completeness
## Read this before you change anything
2. “What an AI extracts today” is a paraphrase, not a quote.
3. Never publish a `[bracketed]` placeholder.
5. Change the page, not the product.
## Where each answer belongs
- What is this product, and who is it for?: belongs in the hero/intro section, needs a short explicit sentence naming th…
## Questions only the site owner can answer
- Do you offer refunds, and if so under what conditions (time window, prorated, none)?
Downloadable markdown brief for Claude Code or Cursor. Real output from a public sample scan — read the whole report.
See a complete report (this sample is a public pricing page):
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Free to see what's wrong. $9 for the fix.
Start with three free scans on any account. Upgrade only when you want the verbatim rewrites, exportable schema blocks, and coding-agent brief.
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- ✓8 page-structure & markup checks
- ✓JavaScript rendering gap heuristic
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Questions
The things you'd ask before scanning.
- What does a scan actually do?
You paste one URL — usually the homepage or landing page.
FAQLens fetches the raw HTML the way ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity do (no JavaScript), picks a checklist for that page type, and grades every buyer question clear, buried or missing.
Then it writes the wording to close the gaps.
It does not crawl the rest of the site.
- Who is FAQLens for?
Indie SaaS founders, and whoever owns the homepage, landing, product or support pages.
- How much does it cost?
Three free scans on any account, no card.
After that, 20 full reports for a one-time $9.
No subscription, and credits never expire.
- Is there a free option?
Yes — three scans, with all four scores, every question graded, and the page-structure checks.
The verdict, rewrites and exports come with a full report.
- What do I actually get from a scan?
Four scores, and every purchase-deciding question graded clear, buried or missing.
Plus what an AI can pull off your page today, eight page-structure checks, and a rewrite for every gap.
Export it as an FAQ block, a coding-agent brief, or a PDF.
- Does it scan my whole site?
No — one URL per scan, on purpose.
Start with the landing page people and AIs hit first.
Scan pricing, product, contact or policy next if you want those checklists too.
- How do I sign up?
Sign in with Google or an email link.
The account is what lets us keep scans free without being drained by abuse.
- How do I contact you?
Email support@faqlens.com.
A real person reads it.
Find out what an AI says about your page.
One URL, about thirty seconds, and a list you can hand directly to whoever owns the page.
3 free scans · no card required